Family Tree
She fed her husband a stone wrapped like a newborn baby
Who is Rhea?
It is half-human, half-bull
What is the Minotaur?
This three-headed dog guards his master, Hades' home
Who is Cerberbus?
We all suffer due to her curiosity
Who is Pandora?
Hermes is honored and asked for guidance through these piles of stones
What are Cairns?
He buries alive his children he finds ugly and displeasing
Uranus
They are half-human, half-goat
What are satyrs?
These avenging spirits punish the souls of great sinners
Who are the furies?
He ferries people across the River Styx
Who is Charron?
This type of book is named for the god fated to hold up the universe or heavens for all of eternity
What is an atlas?
He is the supreme god; ruler of heaven and earth
Who is Zeus?
Their heads are those of women, their bodies those of fat birds
what are harpies?
Dionysus created these out of pirates
What are dolphins?
This one tells the future
Who is the Oracle?
This horn of plenty symbolizes the goddess Demeter, but its origins are from Zeus' childhood when he broke the horn of the ambrosia-bearing goat, Almathea
What is a cornucopia?
He mutilated his father with a sickle
Who is Cronus?
They are women on the top, but sometimes depicted with bird, fish, or a combination below
What are sirens?
Greeks believed these creatures knew all the secrets of the earth, including cures for diseases
What are serpents?
She was turned into a spider as punishment for weaving a tapestry that mocked Zeus and his wives
Who is Arachnia?
This symbol of the medical profession features a sword, wand, or staff with one or two snakes twined around it
What is a caduceus?
She plotted with her youngest son to overthrow her husband
Who is Gaea?
These creatures are half horse and half human and vile
What are Centaurs?
She has hair of snakes and eyes of stone
Who is Medusa?
To commemorate mortals who die, they are made into these where they remain, named and honored, for eternity
What are constellations?
Hera placed the 100 eyes of Argus on this seemingly vain animal to honor her devoted servant, Argos
What is a peacock?